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Your and @VP’s painfully slow response to the Scott County Epidemic, which as @gregggonsalves and @fcraw4d showed, allowed countless Hoosiers to become infected. Your decision to prioritize politics over science allowed this epidemic to explode.https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanhiv/article/PIIS2352-3018(18)30176-0/fulltext …
James, respectfully, that is categorically untrue. 1) Unprecedented situation 2) Public health experts know case tracking/ confirmation takes time- esp in rural areas. 3) CDC research shows many/ most spread actually/ already occurred before initial case diagnosed.
It’s important that people understand HIV diagnosis and treatment in rural areas very different than in urban. Stigma and other factors play a big role. I am fighting to ensure rural (as well as urban) America is represented in our current policies and actions.
But I 
how so many people who have never been to Scott County or tried to implement public health interventions in rural communities- much less ones involving stigmatized diseases, unheard of outbreaks, & controversial interventions, weigh in so definitively on the response.
Respectfully, that is bullshit. HIV epidemics in PWIDU are not "unprecedented" and interventions to bring them under control, like needle exchange, have been well understood since the 1980s. You and @VP could of implemented needle exchange sooner, but didn't, so Hoosiers suffered
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(Fauci) has said the tools exist to end the epidemic right now. VIDEO: NIH’s HIV Chief on Ending the AIDS Epidemic